This drawing is but a small glimpse into the deliciously twisted and borderline perverse world of Coro36. Whether realistic figure or full-fledged fantasy drawings, this guy is ridiculously talented.
Another Dutch artist, Lotte Klaver, has a huge amount of great ink drawings which exhibit great dynamism.
Untitled (Figures on Pedestal) by Tomas Schats
February 20, 2008
Untitled (Figures on Pedestal) by Tomas Schats
Tomas Schats from Holland creates some deceptively simple but utterly fascinating drawings.
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Another Dutch artist, Lotte Klaver, has a huge amount of great ink drawings which exhibit great dynamism.
This untitled drawing is by sickly talented Wesley Burt.
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